Информационно-коммуникационные технологии 5 страница

< variant> уou use spreadsheet software to create an on-screen.

< variant> A computer under the control of a bad bot is sometimes referred, because it carries out instructions from a malicious leader.

< variant> usually arrives as an e-mail message containing dire warnings about a supposedly new virus on the loose.

< question3> Analog data is

< variant> represented using an infinite scale of values

< variant> text, numbers, graphics, sound, and video that have been converted into discrete digits such as 0s and

< variant> has only two digits: 0 and 1.

< variant> requires only seven bits for each character.

< variant> a superset of ASCII that uses eight bits to represent each character.

< question3> Digital data is

< variant> text, numbers, graphics, sound, and video that have been converted into discrete digits such as 0s and 1s

< variant> represented using an infinite scale of values

< variant> has only two digits: 0 and 1.

< variant> requires only seven bits for each character.

< variant> a superset of ASCII that uses eight bits to represent each character.

< question3> The binary number system

< variant> has only two digits: 0 and 1.

< variant> represented using an infinite scale of values

< variant> text, numbers, graphics, sound, and video that have been converted into discrete digits such as 0s and 1s

< variant> requires only seven bits for each character.

< variant> a superset of ASCII that uses eight bits to represent each character.

< question3> ASCII

< variant> requires only seven bits for each character.

< variant> represented using an infinite scale of values

< variant> text, numbers, graphics, sound, and video that have been converted into discrete digits such as 0s and

< variant> has only two digits: 0 and 1.

< variant> a superset of ASCII that uses eight bits to represent each character.

< question3> Extended ASCII is

< variant> a superset of ASCII that uses eight bits to represent each character.

< variant> represented using an infinite scale of values

< variant> text, numbers, graphics, sound, and video that have been converted into discrete digits such as 0s and

< variant> has only two digits: 0 and 1.

< variant> requires only seven bits for each character.

< question3> Unicode

< variant> uses sixteen bits and provides codes for 65, 000 characters-a real bonus for representing the alphabets of multiple languages

< variant> a superset of ASCII that uses eight bits to represent each character.

< variant> represented using an infinite scale of values

< variant> text, numbers, graphics, sound, and video that have been converted into discrete digits such as 0s and

< variant> has only two digits: 0 and 1.

< question3> The term peripheral device

< variant> designates input, output, and storage equipment that might be added to a computer system to enhance its functionality.

< variant> is the case that holds the computer’s main circuit boards, microprocessor, memory, power supply, and storage devices.

< variant> is an input device designed to manipulate on-screen graphical objects and controls.

< variant> can output digital music, digitally recorded speech, and a variety of sound effects.

< variant> is an output device that produces computergenerated text or graphical images on paper.

< question3> The system unit

< variant> is the case that holds the computer’s main circuit boards, microprocessor, memory, power supply, and storage devices.

< variant> designates input, output, and storage equipment that might be added to a computer system to enhance its functionality.

< variant> is an input device designed to manipulate on-screen graphical objects and controls.

< variant> can output digital music, digitally recorded speech, and a variety of sound effects.

< variant> is an output device that produces computergenerated text or graphical images on paper.

< question3> A mouse

< variant> is an input device designed to manipulate on-screen graphical objects and controls.

< variant> designates input, output, and storage equipment that might be added to a computer system to enhance its functionality.

< variant> is the case that holds the computer’s main circuit boards, microprocessor, memory, power supply, and storage devices.

< variant> can output digital music, digitally recorded speech, and a variety of sound effects.

< variant> is an output device that produces computergenerated text or graphical images on paper.

< question3> The sound system

< variant> can output digital music, digitally recorded speech, and a variety of sound effects.

< variant> designates input, output, and storage equipment that might be added to a computer system to enhance its functionality.

< variant> is the case that holds the computer’s main circuit boards, microprocessor, memory, power supply, and storage devices.

< variant> is an input device designed to manipulate on-screen graphical objects and controls.

< variant> is an output device that produces computergenerated text or graphical images on paper.

< question3> A computer printer

< variant> is an output device that produces computergenerated text or graphical images on paper.

< variant> designates input, output, and storage equipment that might be added to a computer system to enhance its functionality.

< variant> is the case that holds the computer’s main circuit boards, microprocessor, memory, power supply, and storage devices.

< variant> is an input device designed to manipulate on-screen graphical objects and controls.

< variant> can output digital music, digitally recorded speech, and a variety of sound effects.

< question3> An optical drive

< variant> is a storage device that works with CDs, DVDs.

< variant> designates input, output, and storage equipment that might be added to a computer system to enhance its functionality.

< variant> is the case that holds the computer’s main circuit boards, microprocessor, memory, power supply, and storage devices.

< variant> is an input device designed to manipulate on-screen graphical objects and controls.

< variant> can output digital music, digitally recorded speech

< question3> A hard disk drive

< variant> is the main storage device on many computer systems.

< variant> designates input, output, and storage equipment that might be added to a computer system to enhance its functionality.

< variant> is the case that holds the computer’s main circuit boards, microprocessor, memory, power supply, and storage devices.

< variant> is an input device designed to manipulate on-screen graphical objects and controls.

< variant> can output digital music, digitally recorded speech, and a variety of sound effects.

< question3> A tower unit

< variant> can be placed on the desk or on the floor

< variant> is often placed under the monitor

< variant> is a small, lightweight portable computer that opens like a clamshell to reveal a screen and keyboard

< variant> is an enhanced mobile phone that also functions as a portable media player and has the capability to access the Internet.

< variant> is integrated into the case that holds the screen.

< question3> A horizontal unit

< variant> is often placed under the monitor

< variant> can be placed on the desk

< variant> is a small, lightweight portable computer that opens like a clamshell to reveal a screen and keyboard

< variant> is an enhanced mobile phone that also functions as a portable media player and has the capability to access the Internet.

< variant> is integrated into the case that holds the screen.

< question3> An all- in- one model

< variant> is integrated into the case that holds the screen.

< variant> can be placed on the desk or on the floor

< variant> is often placed under the monitor

< variant> is a small, lightweight portable computer that opens like a clamshell to reveal a screen and keyboard

< variant> is an enhanced mobile phone that also functions as a portable media player and has the capability to access the Internet.

< question3> A laptop computer

< variant> is a small, lightweight portable computer that opens like a clamshell to reveal a screen and keyboard

< variant> can be placed on the desk or on the floor

< variant> is often placed under the monitor

< variant> is an enhanced mobile phone that also functions as a portable media player and has the capability to access the Internet.

< variant> is integrated into the case that holds the screen.

< question3> A smartphone

< variant> is an enhanced mobile phone that also functions as a portable media player and has the capability to access the Internet.

< variant> can be placed on the desk or on the floor

< variant> is often placed under the monitor

< variant> is a small, lightweight portable computer that opens like a clamshell to reveal a screen and keyboard

< variant> is integrated into the case that holds the screen.

< question3> A tablet computer

< variant> is a handheld computer that is essentially a large version of an enhanced media player.

< variant> is often placed under the monitor

< variant> is a small, lightweight portable computer that opens like a clamshell to reveal a screen and keyboard

< variant> is an enhanced mobile phone that also functions as a portable media player and has the capability to access the Internet.

< variant> is integrated into the case that holds the screen.

< question3> The PC platform

< variant> is based on the original IBM PC.

< variant> is based on a proprietary design for a personal computer called the Macintosh (or Mac), manufactured almost exclusively by Apple Inc.

< variant> uses a standard PC or Mac to run operating system.

< variant> processor powered the original IBM PC.

< variant> is Intel’s chief rival in the PC chip market.

< question3> The Mac platform

< variant> is based on proprietary design for personal computer

< variant> is based on the original IBM PC

< variant> is integrated into the case that holds the screen

< variant> uses a standard PC or Mac to run operating system

< variant> processor powered the original IBM PC

< question3> The Linux platform

< variant> uses a standard PC or Mac to run operating system.

< variant> is based on the original IBM PC

< variant> is based on a proprietary design for a personal computer called the Macintosh (or Mac), manufactured almost exclusively by Apple Inc.

< variant> processor powered the original IBM PC.

< variant> is Intel’s chief rival in the PC chip market.

< question3> Intel’s 8088

< variant> processor powered the original IBM PC.

< variant> is based on the original IBM PC

< variant> is based on a proprietary design for a personal computer called the Macintosh (or Mac), manufactured almost exclusively by Apple Inc.

< variant> uses a standard PC or Mac to run operating system.

< variant> is Intel’s chief rival in the PC chip market.

< question3> AMD

< variant> is Intel’s chief rival in the PC chip market.

< variant> is based on the original IBM PC

< variant> is based on a proprietary design for a personal computer called the Macintosh (or Mac), manufactured almost exclusively by Apple Inc.

< variant> uses a standard PC or Mac to run operating system.

< variant> processor powered the original IBM PC.

< question3> ARM

< variant> processors are designed and licensed by a British technology company founded by Acorn Computers, Apple Inc., and VLSI Technology

< variant> is based on the original IBM PC

< variant> is based on a proprietary design for a personal computer called the Macintosh (or Mac), manufactured almost exclusively by Apple Inc.

< variant> uses a standard PC or Mac to run operating system.

< variant> processor powered the original IBM PC.

< question3> A storage medium

< variant> is the disk tape, CD, DVD, paper, or other substance that contains data.

< variant> is the mechanical apparatus that records and retrieves data from a storage medium

< variant> refers to a storage device and the media it uses.

< variant> stores data by magnetizing microscopic particles on a disk or tape surface

< variant> is a technologies CD, DVD, and Bluray

< question3> A storage device

< variant> is the mechanical apparatus that records and retrieves data from a storage medium.

< variant> is the disk tape, CD, DVD, paper, or other substance that contains data.

< variant> refers to a storage device and the media it uses.

< variant> stores data by magnetizing microscopic particles on a disk or tape surface

< variant> Is a technologies CD, DVD, and Bluray

< question3> The term storage technology

< variant> refers to a storage device and the media it uses.

< variant> is the disk tape, CD, DVD, paper, or other substance that contains data.

< variant> is the mechanical apparatus that records and retrieves data from a storage medium

< variant> stores data by magnetizing microscopic particles on a disk or tape surface

< variant> is a technologies CD, DVD, and Bluray

< question3> Magnetic storage

< variant> stores data by magnetizing microscopic particles on a disk or tape surface

< variant> is the disk tape, CD, DVD, paper, or other substance that contains data.

< variant> is the mechanical apparatus that records and retrieves data from a storage medium

< variant> refers to a storage device and the media it uses.

< variant> is a technologies CD, DVD, and Bluray

< question3> Оptical storage

< variant> is a technologies CD, DVD, and Bluray

< variant> is the disk tape, CD, DVD, paper, or other substance that contains data.

< variant> is the mechanical apparatus that records and retrieves data from a storage medium

< variant> refers to a storage device and the media it uses.

< variant> stores data by magnetizing microscopic particles on a disk or tape surface

< question3> Solid state storage

< variant> is a technology that stores data in erasable, rewritable circuitry, rather than on spinning disks or streaming tape

< variant> is the disk tape, CD, DVD, paper, or other substance that contains data.

< variant> is the mechanical apparatus that records and retrieves data from a storage medium

< variant> refers to a storage device and the media it uses.

< variant> stores data by magnetizing microscopic particles on a disk or tape surface

< question3> Music software

< variant> offers many ways to work with music, sound effects, and narration from your desktop, laptop, or handheld computer.

< variant> provides a set of tools for creating video productions from raw footage

< variant> is designed to help you create, manipulate, and print graphics

< variant> provides a set of electronic pens, brushes, and paints for painting images on the screen.

< variant> includes features specially designed to fix poor-quality photos by modifying contrast and brightness, cropping out unwanted objects, and removing red eye.

< question3> Video editing software

< variant> provides a set of tools for creating video productions from raw footage

< variant> is designed to help you create, manipulate, and print graphics

< variant> provides a set of electronic pens, brushes, and paints for painting images on the screen.

< variant> includes features specially designed to fix poor-quality photos by modifying contrast and brightness, cropping out unwanted objects, and removing red eye.

< variant> provides a set of lines, shapes, and colors that can be assembled into diagrams, corporate logos, and schematics

< question3> Graphics software

< variant> is designed to help you create, manipulate, and print graphics

< variant> provides a set of electronic pens, brushes, and paints for painting images on the screen

< variant> includes features specially designed to fix poor-quality photos by modifying contrast and brightness, cropping out unwanted objects, and removing red eye

< variant> provides a set of lines, shapes

< variant> provides a set of tools for creating wireframes that represent three-dimensional objects

< question3> Paint software

< variant> provides a set of electronic pens, brushes, and paints for painting images on the screen.

< variant> includes features specially designed to fix poor-quality photos by modifying contrast and brightness, cropping out unwanted objects, and removing red eye.

< variant> provides a set of lines, shapes, and colors that can be assembled into diagrams, corporate logos, and schematics

< variant> provides a set of tools for creating wireframes that represent three-dimensional objects

< variant> is a special type of 3-D graphics software designed for architects and engineers who use computers to create blueprints and product specifications.

< question3> Photo editing software

< variant> includes features specially designed to fix poor-quality photos by modifying contrast and brightness, cropping out unwanted objects, and removing red eye.

< variant> provides a set of electronic pens, brushes, and paints for painting images on the screen.

< variant> provides a set of lines, shapes, and colors that can be assembled into diagrams, corporate logos, and schematics

< variant> provides a set of tools for creating wireframes that represent three-dimensional objects

< variant> is a special type of 3-D graphics software designed for architects and engineers who use computers to create blueprints and product specifications.

< question3> Drawing software

< variant> provides a set of lines, shapes, and colors that can be assembled into diagrams, corporate logos, and schematics

< variant> provides a set of electronic pens, brushes, and paints for painting images on the screen.

< variant> includes features specially designed to fix poor-quality photos by modifying contrast and brightness, cropping out unwanted objects, and removing red eye.

< variant> provides a set of tools for creating wireframes that represent three-dimensional objects

< variant> is a special type of 3-D graphics software designed for architects and engineers who use computers to create blueprints and product specifications.

< question3> 3-D graphics software

< variant> provides a set of tools for creating wireframes that represent three-dimensional objects

< variant> provides a set of electronic pens, brushes, and paints for painting images on the screen.

< variant> includes features specially designed to fix poor-quality photos by modifying contrast and brightness, cropping out unwanted objects, and removing red eye.

< variant> provides a set of lines, shapes, and colors that can be assembled into diagrams, corporate logos, and schematics

< variant> is a special type of 3-D graphics software designed for architects and engineers who use computers to create blueprints and product specifications.

< question3> CAD software

< variant> is a special type of 3-D graphics software designed for architects and engineers who use computers to create blueprints and product specifications.

< variant> provides a set of electronic pens, brushes, and paints for painting images on the screen.

< variant> includes features specially designed to fix poor-quality photos by modifying contrast and brightness, cropping out unwanted objects, and removing red eye.

< variant> provides a set of lines, shapes, and colors that can be assembled into diagrams, corporate logos, and schematics

< variant> provides a set of tools for creating wireframes that represent three-dimensional objects

< question3> A mapping application

< variant> displays satellite, aerial, or street maps used to locate places and get directions between two addresses.

< variant> is able to access your current location and use it to show you the closest shops, restaurants, and theaters, as well as information about each location

< variant> helps a business keep track of the money flowing into and out of various accounts.

< variant> provides tools for solving a wide range of math, science, and engineering problems.

< variant> is designed for analyzing large sets of data to discover relationships and patterns

< question3> Location-based software

< variant> is able to access your current location and use it to show you the closest shops, restaurants, and theaters.

< variant> displays satellite, aerial, or street maps used to locate places and get directions between two addresses.

< variant> helps a business keep track of the money flowing into and out of various accounts.

< variant> provides tools for solving a wide range of math, science, and engineering problems.

< variant> is designed for analyzing large sets of data to discover relationships and patterns

< question3> Accounting software

< variant> helps a business keep track of the money flowing into and out of various accounts.

< variant> displays satellite, aerial, or street maps used to locate places and get directions between two addresses.

< variant> is able to access your current location and use it to show you the closest shops, restaurants, and theaters, as well as information about each location

< variant> provides tools for solving a wide range of math, science, and engineering problems.

< variant> is designed for analyzing large sets of data to discover relationships and patterns

< question3> Statistical software

< variant> is designed for analyzing large sets of data to discover relationships and patterns

< variant> displays satellite, aerial, or street maps used to locate places and get directions between two addresses.

< variant> is able to access your current location and use it to show you the closest shops, restaurants, and theaters, as well as information about each location

< variant> helps a business keep track of the money flowing into and out of various accounts.

< variant> provides tools for solving a wide range of math, science, and engineering problems.

< question3> Mathematical modeling software

< variant> provides tools for solving a wide range of math, science, and engineering problems.

< variant> displays satellite, aerial, or street maps used to locate places and get directions between two addresses.

< variant> is able to access your current location and use it to show you the closest shops, restaurants, and theaters, as well as information about each location

< variant> helps a business keep track of the money flowing into and out of various accounts.

< variant> helps to create programe

< question3> Record

< variant> holds data for a single entity-a person, place, thing, or event.

< variant> such as SQL (Structured Query Language), provides a set of commands for locating and manipulating data.

< variant> The process, but most consumers have no need to root their mobile devices.

< variant> refers to software tools used to conceal malware and backdoors that have been installed on a victim’s computer.

< variant> feature to hunt down mistakes that you habitually make in your writing.

< question3> Rooting

< variant> The process, but most consumers have no need to root their mobile devices.

< variant> such as SQL (Structured Query Language), provides a set of commands for locating and manipulating data.

< variant> holds data for a single entity-a person, place, thing, or event.

< variant> refers to software tools used to conceal malware and backdoors that have been installed on a victim’s computer.

< variant> feature to hunt down mistakes that you habitually make in your writing.

< question3> WiMAX

< variant> which stands for Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access, is an Ethernet compatible network standard designated as IEEE 802. 16.

< variant> (Voice over Internet Protocol), or Voice over IP, is a technology in which a broadband Internet connection is used to place telephone calls instead of the regular phone system.

< variant> (Wireless Application Protocol) is a com‑ munications protocol that provides Internet access from handheld devices, such as cell phones

< variant> is an area in which the public can access a WiFi network that offers Internet service

< variant> allows participants to modify posted material.

< question3> Аbsolute reference

< variant> never changes when you insert rows, or copy or move formulas.

< variant> alter a device’s user interface to create an accessible environment by providing closed captions,

< variant> text-to-speech, speech-to-text, or large screen text.

< variant> feature ensures that the results in every cell are accurate for the information currently entered in the worksheet.

< variant> an intelligent agent behaves somewhat like a robot

< question3> Adaptive utilities

< variant> alter a device’s user interface to create an accessible environment by providing closed captions,

< variant> text-to-speech, speech-to-text, or large screen text.

< variant> never changes when you insert rows, or copy or move formulas.

< variant> feature ensures that the results in every cell are accurate for the information currently entered in the worksheet.

< variant> an intelligent agent behaves somewhat like a robot.

< question3> Аutomatic recalculation

< variant> feature ensures that the results in every cell are accurate for the information currently entered in the worksheet.

< variant> never changes when you insert rows, or copy or move formulas.

< variant> alter a device’s user interface to create an accessible environment by providing closed captions,

< variant> text-to-speech, speech-to-text, or large screen text.

< variant> an intelligent agent behaves somewhat like a robot.

< question3> Сell

< variant> in the grid can contain a value, label, or formula.

< variant> Like a spider in its web, the person who controls many bot-infested computers can link them together into a network.

< variant> originated as the Berkeley Software Distribution license for a UNIX-like operating system.

< variant> (like D4 and D5), numbers (like 110), а formula, such as =D4-D5question2((D8/B2)*110

< variant> is usually sold in retail stores or at Web sites.

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